USA: Man dies in lake full of crocodiles while searching for flying saucer

Specifically, this 47-year-old man died while searching for a frisbee in a lake at Taylor Park Disc golf course in Largo, Florida, where people are warned to be careful with aggressive reptiles.

Largo police said: “At this time, detectives believe the victim is searching for a frisbee in the water with another person. There is a sign saying no swimming in the lake.”

An expert is working to remove a king crocodile from the lake and experts are then trying to determine if the crocodile is related to the death. Florida Fish and Wildlife said.

An alligator swims in Lake Taylor. (Photo: AP)

People who take frisbee courses say that some people often search for lost flying saucers so they can sell them for a few dollars.

Ken Hostnick told the Tampa Bay Times: “Finding this flying saucer depends on their luck. Sometimes they dive in the lake, find 40 dishes and can sell them for $5 each. You can also sell them for 10 USD each depending on the quality“.

Local police advise people to stay away from the lake, while the investigation continues.

An expert is working to remove a king crocodile from a lake. (Photo: AP)

If confirmed, this will be the case Crocodiles attack people causing the first fatality in the state of Florida since 2019, in fact cases of people and animals bitten by reptiles have occurred continuously.

The wildlife agency emphasizes that no one should approach wild crocodiles or feed them, as the reptiles consider humans their food.

Once considered an endangered species in the state of Florida, alligators have since flourished and can be found almost anywhere in the state.

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